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BROSA Tubular Load Cell
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The measuring direction is indicated on the front side with an arrow (Figure 3, ).
3 Advice on the safe handling of BROSA tubular load cells
WARNING! Non-compliance with the following instructions can lead to sensor damage
and/or impairment of measurement results. The analysis of an erroneous measurement can
result in personal injury or material damage.
WARNING! Despite their sturdy design, BROSA tubular load cells may not be used for
any other than the intended purpose (see. Section 1.1). With improper use, dangers to life and
limb of the user or third parties and/or impairment of the device in which the tubular load cell
is implemented or other material assets can be caused.
3.1 Handling
WARNING! BROSA sensors contain high-quality measurement electronics. Make sure
they are handled carefully.
- BROSA tubular load cells are delivered in transport-safe packaging. We recommended
that you remove the sensors from the package immediately prior to installation.
- The mass of the tubular load cell is to be observed when selecting appropriate handling
equipment and/or lifting gear; it is indicated on the nameplate.
- BROSA tubular load cells must be secured against falling. Do not throw sensors!
- Use as a tool (e.g., impact, slotting or lever tool) is not permitted; it can cause
damage to the sensor and thus falsify the measurement results.
3. Installation and commissioning
3. .1 General information
We recommended taking the following actions in the given order using the “four-eye
principle”.
a) Inspecting the sensor - measuring point assignment: It must be ensured that the
sensor to be installed is designed for use at the intended measuring point. For this
purpose, check information on the nameplate, in particular the item or the